Do you prefer simply to be entertained by cheap thrills or do you like to see substance and artistic imprint ?

I like big tittied women and plenty of car chases.

I just want to be entertained. I'm not an artsy person. So if the movie is entertaining but not incredibly deep, I'm ok with it.

I like to be entertained. I'm not all about one specific genre. What I love most are good soundtracks and the authenticity and beauty of location. I thought Lost In Translation had all of the above.

Depends on the film, I'll pretty much watch any genre of movie, but what they're trying to pull off I want it done well.

(February 7, 2014 at 6:02 pm)rasetsu Wrote:


I like big tittied women and plenty of car chases.

I stopped reading at big tittied women...

I look for craftsmanship. The writing, acting, directing, music, and so forth.

For me, a film is a whole package. If the story is phenomenal and the acting blows, I tend to fade out pretty quickly. The converse is also true.

And, naturally, I like to see big-tittied women chasing cars.

Boru

1. Good dialogue

2. A steady and unique plot

3. Interesting characters

4. Smart humor

5. If going from a book please stay as close to the source material is possible

I value when action and CGI isn't mistaken for substance.

(February 7, 2014 at 5:52 pm)Boris Karloff Wrote: Do you prefer simply to be entertained by cheap thrills or do you like to see substance and artistic imprint ?

Both, though not in the same film. I can appreciate a well-told and well-acted story that pulls me in and keeps me spellbound. I can also enjoy a movie that asks me to turn off my brain and enjoy the pretty explosions. Or the blood and gore. Or the tits. Or the upskirt panty shots. Or all of the above, if it's anime.